Music from around the corner or around the world.
[Postponed] Elisapie
• The Loft
Ambassador for Inuit culture, Elisapie represents the wild and rough beauty of the North. Her new album, The Ballad of the Runaway Girl, is the musical tale of an expatriate Inuk. The album was nominated on the short list of the prestigious Polaris Music Prize.
Sweet Crude
• The Loft
Over the past few years, Sweet Crude has managed to take the music and language of Louisiana and produce a completely fresh sound that thrusts century-old traditions into the present.
Chris Trapper
• The Loft
Chris Trapper has become a modern day acoustic troubadour and storyteller, using his honeyed tenor and humor to withstand the test of time.
The Rad Trads
• The Loft
The gentlemen comprising the Brooklyn-based five-piece band The Rad Trads distinguish themselves in ways few bands can. Already drawing lines around the block at home, the globe-trotting group’s singular take on Rock n’ Roll mixes punk rock energy, horn drenched soul, and jazz precision, all with a lighthearted but sincere delivery.
Amy Black
• The Loft
As a singer-songwriter, Nashville-based Amy Black is known for her authenticity, versatility, and soulfulness, with music that spans from tender and vulnerable to fiery and dynamic.
Teddy Thompson
• The Loft
Rockabilly singer-songwriter and son of Richard Thompson, called “one of the most gifted singer-songwriters of his generation,” by The New York Times.
The Blue Ribbons
• The Loft
The Blue Ribbons, formed by singer/songwriter/keyboardist James Rohr, have been building a base of devoted fans with their original and soulful music.
Nefesh Mountain
• The Loft
Nefesh Mountain is the place where American Bluegrass and old-time music meet with Jewish heritage and tradition.
Alex Cuba
• The Loft
Never tied to tradition, Alex Cuba is the four-time Latin Grammy winner, singer-songwriter with sugarcane-sweet melodies and pop-soul hooks.